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ROSTER LIMIT-
8/7 Man- 16 People
4Man- 6 People
Official Flag-
Flag A Tag- Sonic Flags-(min 15 inches)
Only Flags to be worn
$7 each at the Field
Mandatory
Captains Meeting -
Friday July 7th , 2006-
TBA
GAME TIMES
4Man Games- 8am to 4pm
7/8 Man Games- 8am- 4pm
Site-Military College-Jacques
Cartier St
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec
Host Hotel-
TBA
Mention World Cup Flag Football for the discount Rate
(all
Teams must stay at the Host Hotel,
any team staying at a different hotel will be banned from the World
Cup)
Directions-
Saturday-
Games begin-8am
4pm-All You Can Eat Buffett
6pm-Entertainment
8pm-Texas Holdum Tournament
Sunday-
All Teams advance-Single Elimination
8am- 2pm
MASCULIN A
POOL A POOL B POOL C POOL D
MAROONS FLAGMAG OAKLEY WOLFPACK BERTHIER STATE
CRL BAS BRUNS BAR DU GOUFFRE WEST ISLAND GATORS
ST-JOVITE VOO DOO FMB BERTHIER LONGUEUIL
MASCULIN B
POOL A POOL B
BC BROTHERS BANDITS ROUGE
MANOUCHES GEANTS B
DRUMMONDVILLE MOUSTACHES
MACHINES GREMLINS
FEMININ A
POOL A POOL B
CANADA All Stars GEANTS
FDL MEXICO ROJAS
TITANS CHIEFS
FEMININ B
POOL A POOL B
MEXICO PUMAS VIKINGS
BUCKS WILDCATS
LE LUX REBELS
ORBITE TRINQUETTE
ELKA
TEAM CANADA'S SPONSOR
BetMike.com will Sponsor Team Canada at
the 8th Annual World Cup Tournament
slated for 8th March 22-26th, 2007 en Panama City Beach, FL-
World Cup Qualifier-
July 8/9th
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec
35 Teams will take part
in the 3rd Annual World Cup International Qualifier,
where teams
will be awarded double points. This years event is
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The Men's division
will consist of 20 teams, 12 in A Division and 8 in
the B Division. This division will be lead by the
FlagMag Marroons and Team USA/Oakley. In the B
Division
DRUMMONDVILLE and
BANDITS ROUGE will be the teams to beat,
The
Women's division is stacked with talent, as the
World Champs Team Mexico will play in the A division
against World Cup Powerhouse Fleur Dy Lys of
Montreal.FDL is made up mostly of Team Canada
players.
In the B Division, the Wildcats of West Palm Beach,FL have
made the journey along with another
team from Mexico to round out the field of 15 womens
teams.
July 10th,2006
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,Quebec
Hockey OOOUUT…Football IN….
Flag Football to become Canada’s New National Sports.
Following weeks of meetings featuring the likes of Bob and Doug
Mackenzie, Geddy Lee, and the entire Canadian Government, Flag
Football has become the new national Sport of Canada. “You know,
Hockey is so Passé,” said Bob Mackenzie. “I can’t think of a better
sport to drink beer to at this point than Flag Football.
“Besides, you know, there is like no goalie, you know and that is
more scoring to toast to with a beer.
The
reason for this change in National attitude, we are sure has
something to do with the success of the Canadian teams at this past
weekend World Cup Qualifier held in Montreal.
On
the men’s side the Maroons Captured the goal medal and the
qualifying points routing fellow countrymen Bar Du Gouffre 33-12.
But
perhaps more interesting and certainly more monumental was Canada’s
Ontario All-Stars knocking off 6-time defending World Champion
Mexico in the women’s semifinal, 24-17. The All-Stars lost to
cross-town rivals Fleur De Lys in the finals, 13-6. But a let down
was perhaps inevitable after the shocker in the semis. In fact that
was only Team Mexico’s 2nd loss in the past 3-years.
“That was a huge win for us”, said Canadian captain Shelly Molson.
“That team just never loses. It took a monster team effort from all
of us to get that win. This win is more than just one game it is
titanic step forward for women’s flag football in Canada.
What would an upset be without some controversy? The 55 x 110 field
in Canada is much bigger than the “standard” playing field.
“So
we run a bit more”, said Molson. “It just means we have to be in
better shape and run a lot harder and faster. Playing on a field
that big really shows who is in shape and can go the distance.”
Going the distance is just what both all the Canadian teams have in
mind, as they set their sights on the 2007 Flag Football World Cup
in Panama City Florida.
“That is our goal every waking moment”, said Maroons team Captain
John Le Fever. “We made it last year and the whole event was
awesome. The games are fantastic; the weather is great, even better
when you consider that the Canadian teams that don’t make it will be
freezing their butts off back in Montreal. Simply put it is why we
play the game.
“This year our goal is not only to make the party, but to be holding
the trophy when it is done.”
One
team that looks like it will have a hard time even getting to see
the trophy is Team USA, who went a disappointing 1-2 at the Montreal
Qualifier.
“We
are going though a tough phase”, said Team USA captain Jim Zimolka.
“We have lost a lot of players over the last couple of years and
have yet to really find any new guys to step up and take their
place.”
Team USA is usually a favorite not only to play in Panama City, but
to win it all. This season all that has changed. “We are going to be
underdogs this year that’s for sure”, said Zimolka. “We look putrid
up there, and if we don’t start playing better soon, it could get
embarrassing for all of us.”
The
soon Zimolka is referring to is the next World Cup Qualifier in
Mexico where they are slated to play the defending World Champs.
“Team Mexico is a great, great team. To play them on their home
field, with their crowd roaring away….well….it needs to be a wake up
call for all of us.”
For
the Canadians, they have already earned their wakeup call on Panama
City Beach for Mimosas in early 2007. Who will be the next to
qualify?
Who
knows, that’s what makes these qualifiers so interesting. Simply
because everybody knows that the reward is paradise.
Mens Gold
Championship
Marroons 33 Bar Du Gouffre 12
Semis
Maroons 33 West Island Gators 18
Bar du Gouffre 28 Voo Doo 0
Order of Finish
1.Marroons-St Jean Sur Richeilue,PQ-3000
Pts
2. Bar Du Gouffre-Bertherville,PQ-2000pts
3. West Island Gators-Montreal, PQ-1600pts
4. Voo Doo- St Jean Sur Richeilue,PQ-1400
Pts
Mens Silver
Championship
Wolfpack 16
CRL 13
Semis
CRL 28 Bas Bruins6
WolfPack 12 Berthier State 6
Quarters
CRL 14 Longuel 13
Wolfpack 19 FlagMag/USA 16
Bas Bruins 26 FMB Berthiers 18
Berthier State 21 St –Jovite 7
Order of Finish
1. Wolfpack-St Jean-Sur Richiliue-PQ-3000pts
2. CRL-Montreal,PQ-2000pts
3. Berthier State-Berthiersville,PQ-1600pts
4. Bas Bruins-Montreal,PQ-1400pts
5. Longueil-Berthiersville,PQ-1200pts
6. FMB Berthier- Berthiersville,PQ -1000pts
7.
St Jovite-Tres Rios-PQ-800pts
8. FlagMag/USA-USA-600pts
Mens Bronze
Championship
Machines 31 Bandits 6
Semis
Machines 14 Geants B 12
Bandits 21 Drummond 14
Order of Finish
1.
Machines-St Jean Sur Rich-PQ-3000pts
2.
Bandits-Montreal,PQ-2000pts
3. Drummond- St Jean Sur Rich-PQ-1600pts
4. Geants B- St Jean Sur Rich-PQ-1400pts
Womens
Gold Championship
Fleur De Lys 13 Ontario All Stars 6
Semis
Ontario All Stars 24 Mexico 17
Fleur De Lys 14 Geants 7
Order of Finish
1. Fleur Dy Lys-Montreal,PQ-3000pts
2.
Ontario All Stars-Toronto,Can-2000pts
3. Mexico-Mexico City ,MX-1600pts
4. Geants-St Jean Sur Richiliue,PQ-1400pts
Women’s Silver
Championship
Le Lux 13 Wildcats 6
Semis
Wildcats 14 Rebels 7
Le Lux 20 Tinqutte 7
Quarters
Le Lux 27 Elka 12
Wildcats 20 Bucks 7
Rebels 22 Orbit 7
Trinquette 14 Pumas Mex 0
Order of Finish
1. Le Lux-St Jean Sur Rich-PQ-3000pts
2. Wildcats-Deerfield Beach,FL-2000pts
3. Trinquette-Montreal,Canada-1600pts
4. Rebels-St Jean Sur Richiliue-1400pts
5. Bucks-Montreal,Canada-1200pts
6. Pumas-Mexico City,MX-1000pts
7. Orbit-Montreal,Can-800pts
8. Elka-Montreal,Can-600pts
9. Vikings-Montreal,Can-400ptss
PHOTOS-
PRIZES WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS:
MEN'S
GOLD DIVISION WINNERS
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
Regional Champions T-shirts
GOLD DIVISION
RUNNERS-UP
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$200 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$100 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
GOLD DIVISION
SEMI-FINALISTS
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$150 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$50 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
SILVER DIVISION
WINNERS
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$200 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$100 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
Regional Champions T-shirts
SILVER DIVISION
RUNNERS-UP
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$175 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$75 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
BRONZE DIVISION & OVER
35 WINNERS
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$175 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$75 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
Regional Champions T-shirts
BRONZE DIVISION & OVER
35 RUNNERS-UP
8 Man Contact, 7 Man No Contact, 4 Man No Contact
$100 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$50 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
YOUTH & WOMEN'S
DIVISION WINNERS
8 Man Contact (12 - 16), 4 Man No Contact (8 - 12, 12 - 16),
Women's 4 Man No Contact
Paid registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
Regional Champions T-shirts
DIVISION RUNNERS-UP
8 Man Contact (12 - 16), 4 Man No Contact (8 - 12, 12 - 16),
Women's 4 Man No Contact
$200 OFF (8 & 7 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
$100 OFF (4 Man) registration fees for World Cup Open Tournament
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